links for 2008-07-08
2008 July 8
- This is pretty funny.
- What should you as a blogger know and do about fair use?
- Gun bans really don’t matter.
- The UK admits automatic profiling is useless.
- Good for him, though as mentioned in this article not so sure how he is going to do it without raising taxes.
- Changing policies as the situation changes is a smart and intelligent move.
- Really?? Violating a Terms of Service is hacking, an agreement that majority people don’t even read and that in many instances forced to accept to even see the TOS.
- The reasoning of the subjects is that they have an ethics system whereby the experimenter is held accountable.
- 3.5 Billion for Weather Channel, man I want in on that deal.
- Yahoo and Microsoft at it again.
- More Microsoft/Yahoo.
- And again with MicroHoo
- This bad, huge invasion of privacy and force isp’s to act as police on their networks.
- Sweet nectar of life, I wouldn’t give you up to have a kid.
- Hmmm, need to look at more of the research into the links between biofuels and climate change. EU is saying that biofuels is causing an increase in global warming.
- Iraq is now proposing a timeline for US troops to pullout, otherwise Iraq might not approve US troops being allowed in Iraq once the mandate expires at the end of 2008.
- A perfect example of bad analogies by well meaning and even intelligent people.
- Expectations play into our negoation tatics.
- I’m already starting to get sick of politics and I actually like it.
- I could see this happening, the question is will FriendFeed go mainstream (as we haven’t heard that 15 billion times today alone).
- Man, I can’t believe they are closing it before I ever got to see it. I’ve always wanted to go and never had the chance.
- The generation of electronics with a soul. I’m amused.
- Good job Google. Though I wonder how many people are going to use this.
- Yet another in my long list of problems with Visual Studios.
- That’s cool technology, kinda scary though.
- Yeah that keyboard works great apparently.
- This is great news for the chemistry field.
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